Hospital Incidents Reporting Kosovo Health Ministry Health Inspectorate Hospital Incidents Reporting Dr. Ardita Baraku, Dr. Diana Shehu-Devaja 6/02/2016 Hospital reporting incidents

The purpose of the survey To evaluate the readiness of health professionals to report hospital incidents because of existing barriers in their reporting. Hospital incidents considered undesirable actions affecting patient health. Example:

METHODOLOGY Pilot research. Questionnaire with 11 questions, personal barriers, professional and working environment. Five responses: Strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree and strongly agree. Five clinics QKUK with intensive care treatment. Gynecology and obstetrics clinic, Infective clinic, Cardiology and Pediatric clinic. Four categories of respondents: manager of the institution, physician, head nurse and nurse

Preliminary results Table 1 Do not agree Agree Neutral Total Gynecology and Obstetrics Infective clinic Cardiology Intensive Care Unit Pediatrics 29 30 25 12 8 6 10 22 7 9 44 Total N % 104 47.3 76 34.5 40 18.2 220 100.0

Hospital reporting incidents According to clinics Pediatrics and Intensive Care Unit dominated barriers (agree), while in others they have dominated their absence (disagree) Hospital reporting incidents 6/02/2016

According to positions Reconciliation is the highest of managers and nurses, whereas the doctors and head nurse disagreement

According to questions In most prevalent answer questions, especially the question Disagree 2 with 65% and 6 to 60%. Agree is dominated by question 3 with 60% and 10 to 55%

Discussion Conclusion Non-confidential questionnaire Questionnaire based on the current situation-without reporting system of hospital incidents Order? Confidence? Lack of information? Conclusion It should be explored in more details before the conclusion issued but before initiating the request for incident reporting system of the hospitals

Acknowledgements Jooske Vos, EPSO Idriz Sopjani, QEAP Haimerer Dr. Curr Gjocaj, Director of ShSKUK, Prof Dr Enver Baraku Ian Leistikow Dr. Ardita Baraku, Chief Inspector

Thank you for attention!